Plus, the feasibility of Mayor Parker’s new affordable housing plan, and the SS United States finally sets sail.

Plus, the Philadelphia Flower Show is looking for volunteers.

Plus, Governor Shapiro’s optimistic budget address.

Plus, remembering Sid Booker, a North Philly legend.

Plus, Philly is getting its own chef and restaurant awards show.

Plus, the history behind the Eagles fight song.

Plus, the science behind the polar vortex that cut through the region, improving representation in clinical trials, and the invasive flies infiltrating Kennett Square.

In the second installment of ‘The Week in Philly’s’ year-in-review series, we continue to look back on major stories and events from 2024.

This week and next, we’re looking back at the biggest moments in the region throughout 2024.

Plus, are those really drones we all keep seeing?

Plus, Philadelphia has the second most porch pirates in the country this holiday season.

Plus, 76ers arena hearings continue with some delays.

Plus, how to help save dogs at risk of being euthanized.

Plus, why election questions remain in PA, and how the region’s drought could impact your holiday decorations.

Get a recap of key regional races, plus a preview of a military veterans art exhibit.

Plus, the local Puerto Rican community reacts to remarks at a Trump rally.

Plus, a look at the NJ Senate race and a PA bill to help with postpartum depression

Plus, what exactly does “infrastructure” mean and why is it important?

Plus, how the Philadelphia LGBTQ+ community is celebrating National Coming Out Day.

Al Schmidt, the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, is no stranger to scrutiny in a presidential election year. He tells you why you should have full faith in the system.

Plus, how the police are trying to stop dangerous car meetups in the city

Plus, plans to make Vine Street more pedestrian- and -bike friendly, and the latest on two major stories: the 76ers’ new arena and the Aramark strike

Plus, why Philadelphia International ranks dead in customer satisfaction…again.

Plus, why Philadelphia is ranked the worst city for sleep health.

Dr. Ben Berger, Swarthmore University Associate Professor of Political Science and Executive Director of the Lang Center for Civic & Social Responsibility, lays out key storylines for the September 10th debate.